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Lisa Broderick Introduces Future by You for Career Reinvention, Personal Development and Designing the Next Chapter of Life
“If you can clearly see who you want to become, what happens when you stop treating that person as someone you’ll be someday and begin living as that person now?” — Lisa Broderick Future by You, created by Lisa Broderick, helps accomplished professionals intentionally design the next chapter of their career and life.
Can We Really Learn to Slow Down Time?
Understanding Attention Find a therapist to help with ADHD The brain filters and interprets reality rather than just recording it, so there is no objective "out there." Our beliefs and expectations influence what we perceive as possible, including limiting how we see ourselves. Meditation, training, and new experiences can revise deeply embedded beliefs to allow for a person to change. Most of us go through life assuming that what we see around us is reality. That’s a table. There’s a tree.
Can We Really Learn to Slow Down Time?
The brain filters and interprets reality rather than just recording it, so there is no objective "out there." Our beliefs and expectations influence what we perceive as possible, including limiting how we see ourselves. Meditation, training, and new experiences can revise deeply embedded beliefs to allow for a person to change. Most of us go through life assuming that what we see around us is reality. That’s a table. There’s a tree. We hear words spoken to us. An hour passes on the clock we see.
Quiet Quitting Isn’t a Motivation Problem. It’s a Design Problem.
Ask an employee why they stopped flagging problems early or offering ideas outside their lane, and the honest answer is rarely that they stopped caring. More often, they tried, it went nowhere, and they learned to conserve the effort. Most leadership teams read that same behavior as an attitude problem anyway, and respond the way they always have: an all hands meeting about culture, a revised set of values, sometimes a new perk announced with real fanfare.
The Physics of Luck
Understanding Attention Find a therapist to help with ADHD Luck may be less about random chance and more about what becomes visible when we pay attention. Mindfulness helps us notice opportunities, relationships, and possibilities hidden in plain sight. Physics and psychology both suggest that observation changes what we experience as reality. Most of us know someone who seems unbelievably lucky. They hear about a new apartment being for rent before anyone else.
The Physics of Luck
Luck may be less about random chance and more about what becomes visible when we pay attention. Mindfulness helps us notice opportunities, relationships, and possibilities hidden in plain sight. Physics and psychology both suggest that observation changes what we experience as reality. Most of us know someone who seems unbelievably lucky. They hear about a new apartment being for rent before anyone else.
School Leaders: A California Advisory Firm’s Playbook for Districts on the Edge
Before California school closures, districts need a better plan. School closure conversations usually begin long before the public meeting where a vote finally happens. Budgets tighten quickly first, repairs get postponed, and enrollment dips another year. Before long, a school district may find itself trying to explain why an elementary school that anchored a neighborhood for decades suddenly appears on a consolidation list.
Ben Suky on What Really Drives Value in New York Real Estate — Beyond the Deal
In real estate, the deal often gets the attention. Acquisition price, timing, and financing structures tend to dominate headlines and investment discussions. But according to Ben Suky, a New York-based real estate investor and founder of Bensco LLC. with more than two decades of experience, the real story begins after the transaction is completed. “The purchase is just the starting point,” Suky says.
Two Minutes a Day That Could Totally Change Your Life
We’ve all known people in our lives (and sometimes it’s us) who try to change for the better, but then struggle to keep up the new habit, new lifestyle, or new career pursuit.
The Observer Effect in Everyday Life
What if you woke up tomorrow and realized that who you have become isn’t only the result of your habits and intentions, but also of how closely you observed yourself today? Psychology explains that who we identify as is the result of repetition. The things we do over and over again become, in a sense, who we are. In our brains, neural pathways are established over time through repeated use. Also, over time, our behaviors become automatic.
PERMANENCE | Kirkus Reviews
Broderick and Goldsmith teach readers to ask the right questions in this motivational work. What if the best way to get better at something was simply to measure your progress every day? According to the authors, the secret to self-improvement is self-measurement. “By tracking even the smallest things you want to change, you’ll create a road map for progress one step at a time,” they write.
The Year That Felt Like 3 Years
Feel like years have passed in the last 10 months? You’re not alone. Clinicians, researchers, and armchair psychologists alike are taking note of a similar phenomenon: since the beginning of 2025, more and more people are reporting a strange sensation in their experience of time. [1] On one hand, the days seem to speed by at a dizzying pace. On the other, looking back, the year already feels ridiculously long. It’s like we’re living two different time realities at once. And we’re not crazy.
The Year That Felt Like 3 Years - Lisa Broderick
Feel like years have passed in the last 10 months? You’re not alone. Clinicians, researchers, and armchair psychologists alike are taking note of a similar phenomenon: since the beginning of 2025, more and more people are reporting a strange sensation in their experience of time. [1] On one hand, the days seem to speed by at a dizzying pace. On the other, looking back, the year already feels ridiculously long. It’s like we’re living two different time realities at once. And we’re not crazy.
When Time Collapsed
A new theory suggests that “time" might be the product of the universe that, long ago, decided to become. If that’s what happened, it may have solved one of science’s most famous puzzles: Schrödinger’s cat. Eliminating the need for a "cosmic observer,” the universe simply measured itself. This bridges the gap between the timeless mess of the quantum world and the ordered flow of our reality.
The Eternally Returning Mind
What if the Big Bang wasn’t the beginning of everything and instead just a bridge from a previous universe into our own? As unconventional as this may seem, the belief is held by a Nobel Prize-winning physicist renowned for his work on black holes, general relativity, and quantum consciousness, among other bold, unconventional ideas: Sir Roger Penrose.
How Time Unfolds
Newton's laws of physics don't work at the atomic level, which led to the discovery of quantum mechanics. Quantum particles exist in many states until observed—then at some point they somehow "choose" one. Time unfolds moment to moment as the most probable next moment through quantum mechanics. Consciousness may influence which moments of reality become real from all of the quantum choices.
How Time Unfolds
9 hours ago Most Americans use federal science information on a weekly basis, a new poll finds Most people in the United States rely on federal science in their daily lives but don't realize it, a new nationwide poll of U.S. adults shows.
Time May Be an Illusion
For most of us, time feels like one of life’s biggest certainties. We wake up, go about our day, watch the clock move forward, and assume time is ticking away in a steady, reliable flow from past to future. But what if that’s not actually how it works? What if time, instead of being the bedrock of the universe, is just something our brains create to make sense of things? Source: Image by wal_172619 from Pixabay First of all, time isn’t what we thought.
If Humans Had Souls, Would They Be Quantum?
Quantum computing is challenging everything we thought we knew about technology, time, and even human consciousness. Some scientists theorize that some of the ways quantum computers process information may resemble how the human brain works. Others take it even further, wondering whether quantum properties of these machines could help explain consciousness—or what humans might think of as the soul. At the heart of this mystery is time.
If Humans Had Souls, Would They Be Quantum?
2 hours ago DOGE Staffer Resigns Over Racist Posts Employee has links to a deleted social-media account that advocated for racism and eugenics A key DOGE staff member who gained access to the Treasury Department’s central-payments system resigned Thursday after he was linked to a deleted social-media account that advocated racism and eugenics. Marko … 1 hour ago Walmart sends a hard-nosed message to employees The retail giant is taking a harsh stance on a new trend.
Council Post: Thrive In 2025: Your Geopolitical Crystal Ball For Staying Adaptive, Diversifying Risks And Building Resilience In The Coming Year
Lisa Broderick, Managing Partner of Conversus Group, combines innovation and business transformation to deliver forward-thinking solutions. In 2025, U.S. businesses will likely face a global landscape marked by growing geopolitical instability. From supply chain disruptions to cybersecurity threats, CEOs will need to guide their companies with agility and resilience to survive in an uncertain world.
The Quantum Mechanics of Collective Duress - Lisa Broderick
Aa Aa Aa - A + In the peculiar world of quantum mechanics, particles exhibit both wave-like and particle-like properties, and they can be described as having wave functions. Out of this strange world, the possibility of new science emerges in collective duress.
It Doesn't Matter
Quantum science suggests that when humans focus on an event, we somehow solidify its occurrence. The quantum fabric of reality may be responding to our individual and collective focus. Appreciating the mechanics of perception presents an opportunity for empowerment.
It Doesn't Matter - Lisa Broderick
In what some scientists believe is an intricate dance between human consciousness and quantum mechanics is a phenomenon that has challenged our collective understanding of reality for over 100 years: the power of perception to shape the future. Today, most people with even a cursory familiarity with science are aware that when scientists peer into the quantum realm, a startling possibility is suggested—when humans focus on an event, we somehow solidify its occurrence.
Schrödinger's Tree - Lisa Broderick
Aa Aa Aa - A + In 1935, quantum physicist Erwin Schrödinger suggested a controversial thought experiment to highlight the paradoxical nature of time in quantum mechanics.1 In the experiment, he supposed that particles (e.g., things) exist simultaneously in two states (e.g., both alive and dead) until some point in time where an observer (e.g., a human) observed what was going on, which resolved the issue.
Unpacking Some Unsettling Truths About Time
The concept of time can both be obvious and confusing. Consider, for example, one aspect of time that is particularly vexing: Our perception that it moves only in one direction. Quantum physics, however, suggests that the flow of time could be in both directions — forward and backward — with equal plausibility. Einstein's famous quote, "The only purpose of time is to prevent everything from happening at once," sheds some light on the problem.
Unpacking Some Unsettling Truths About Time - Lisa Broderick
Aa Aa Aa - A + The concept of time can both be obvious and confusing. Consider, for example, one aspect of time that is particularly vexing: Our perception that it moves only in one direction. Quantum physics, however, suggests that the flow of time could be in both directions — forward and backward — with equal plausibility. Einstein's famous quote, "The only purpose of time is to prevent everything from happening at once," sheds some light on the problem.
First Peace Officer Department Names First Female Police Chief
Redlands (CA) Police Department Peace Officer: Realizing the True Purpose of Policing Police2Peace unites police departments and communities around programs that uplift and heal them where police officers are "peace officers". Peace Officer Program launched in 2018 with Redlands Police Department bears fruit as Rachel Tolber is named the first female police chief.
New TV Show Sends in Peace Officers to Solve Life and Death Cases
Sheriff Leon Lott greets community members in Columbia, SC as a Peace Officer Peace Officer: Realizing the True Purpose of Policing Police2Peace unites police departments and communities around programs that uplift and heal them where police officers are "peace officers". With public opinion shaped by what’s on television, new Netflix police show features Richland County (SC) Peace Officers solving crimes and changing lives. Peace Officers is how we serve the community,” said Sheriff Lott.
Could Time Malleability Be Real?
Key points Our human concept of time evolved over millennia. Our thinking about time is connected to the classical laws of physics and the second law of thermodynamics. Our world is governed by both the classical laws of physics and quantum mechanics, dealing with the tiny world of subatomic particles. Source: Gerd Altmann/Pixabay Everyone has thought it: If I could just press rewind; if I could go back in time and reverse events, then I could make things better.
Fixing Policing Is the New Hot Topic at Peace Conferences
Police2Peace unites police departments and communities around programs that uplift and heal them where police officers are "peace officers". Institute for Economics and Peace Alliance for Peacebuilding As Americans feel less safe, Police2Peace offers answers at peace conferences in the US and globally to advance policing instead of abolishing it.
Despite Gridlock, Police Reform is Underway
Peace Officer: Realizing the True Purpose of Policing Arizona State University Police Department Police2Peace unites police departments and communities around programs that uplift and heal them where police officers are "peace officers".
No Law or Policy Would Have Prevented Memphis
Peace Officer: Realizing the True Purpose of Policing Police2Peace unites police departments and communities around programs that uplift and heal them where police officers are "peace officers". What American policing needs is a culture change to Peace Officer according to Police2Peace Culture eats policy for lunch every day.
Policing Culture Changes with a Program Gaining National Attention
International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training (IADLEST) Richland County (SC) Sheriff's Department Police2Peace unites police departments and communities around programs that uplift and heal them where police officers are "peace officers".
A New Race is Underway to Make Policing More Peaceful
Peace Officer: Realizing the True Purpose of Policing Richland County S.C. Sheriff Leon Lott instructs his deputies to be Peace Officers Use Peace Officer training with all types of devices Police2Peace addresses the persistent sense of urgency to transform policing with new ‘peace officer’ training and certification.
Peacebuilders Propose a Worldwide Peace Treaty
Signing the World Peace Treaty Online World Peace Treaty Certificate for Signing Commemorating the U.N. International Peace Day on Sep 21st, an international coalition of peacebuilders propose a treaty for peace for signers around the world. With our world yearning for peace, there are steps we can all take as global citizens toward greater unity. That is why we support the signing of World Peace Treaty this September 21.” — Ambassador Anwarul K.
Bold New Initiatives Have Police Engaging in Reform
Police2Peace unites police departments and communities around programs that uplift and heal them where police officers are "peace officers". National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives (NAWLEE) is the first organization established to address the unique needs of women holding senior management positions in law enforcement. Police2Peace and NAWLEE among organizations seeking to change the approach and culture of policing from within.
Time Slips, the Multiverse, and You
Time in the multiverse. Source: Angel Glen/Pixabay The nature of time is one of the biggest mysteries in science. Scientists simply do not understand what time is, at least partially, because it does not behave the same way in all circumstances. For example, did you know that clocks installed on airplanes—or even further away, on satellites—record time at different rates than here on Earth? We all know that time has a physical component that is measured by clocks.
Time in the Mind and Flow
Have you ever felt so engrossed in something that time doesn’t pass as it normally does? Or have you fallen asleep and dreamed for what seems like hours, but when you awaken, you realize you have only been asleep for a minute or two? How about when you are deep in thought and look up at the clock to realize hours have gone by unnoticed? In all of these experiences, we lose our sense of time.
Overcoming Fear: Setting Aside What We Dislike
In some sense, every fear we have is simply a dislike of ours. If we just dislike strawberry ice cream, that seems innocent enough. We aren’t afraid that someone will make us eat strawberry ice cream ( at least I hope not). But if we have a fear of losing our home, it’s basically this question: Would you like to lose your home? No. That’s a “dislike”. Would you like to become ill? No. That’s a dislike. And so to me, all of our fears at their core are merely dislikes of ours. It’s that simple.
Court of Appeal upholds High Court decision to dismiss Ryanair defamation action | Lexology
Introduction In its recent decision in Ryanair DAC and Another v Van Zwol and Others [2020] IECA 105, the Court of Appeal refused an appeal by Ryanair against the dismissal of defamation proceedings arising from the publication by the Ryanair Pilots Group (RPG) of an email bulletin to pilots employed by Ryanair, which the airline contended was defamatory and insinuated that it had manipulated the market for its shares.
Seven New Judges Appointed To Court Of Appeal
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Significant Court Of Appeal Ruling On Running Of Time Under Statute Of Limitations In Financial Loss Claims - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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Court Judgments Now Available On New Courts Service Website
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